The buyer, OCV Dayton, is a limited liability company with a Petaluma, Calif. mailing address. The seller was Park Real Estate Investments, a Savannah, Ga. LLC.
The purchasing LLC shares a mailing address with Oak Cap Ventures, which describes itself as a “boutique private entrepreneurial investment group focused on value investing in the net leased retail and shopping center sectors.”
Records gave the sale date as Tuesday.
A Kroger spokeswoman Thursday said the company had nothing to announce regarding the store.
Asked if Kroger plans to keep the store open, Kroger spokeswoman Jennifer Moore responded: “This was an ownership change and we lease the building.”
In August 2020, the property of a Kroger store on Smithville Avenue sold for more than $6 million.
At the time, a Kroger spokeswoman said the company had no immediate plans to close the store. The spokeswoman, Erin Rolfes, added then that Kroger was a tenant on the property, not an owner.
In June 2021, the Dayton Daily News reported that the Kroger stores on Smithville Road in Dayton and Spinning Road in Riverside were to close when the new Woodman Drive Kroger is opened.
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